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Amphibiancare.com: Devin Edmonds' website with lots of his own care info and a great set of links for captive maintenance and breeding of an array of amphibians. [Added 12-Jul-2007]

Anapsid.Org - Reptile & Amphibian Information Collection:
Melissa Kaplan's web site attempts to be all encompassing and succeeds, for the most part. Its amphibian section has some shortcomings in the accuracy stakes but the site is worth a visit, particularly for those interested in reptiles.

Livingunderworld.org:&nbsp An educational web project dedicated to the conservation and preservation of amphibians.

Newts.org: A nice web
site run by newt enthusiasts. It has a good chat room for those
interested in newts.

Salamanderseiten.de:
Paul Bachhausen's Salamander Site with details of the Cynops
Register, of which Paul is in charge. The site is in German but Paul
has links to a
translator for non-German speakers). [Added 4-Jan-2003]

Salamanders.nl:
The Official Web Site of the Dutch Urodela Society. Site is in
Dutch. Great information and nice photos/images. Highly
Recommended. [Added 7-May-2003]

That Reptile Blog:
Frank Indivigilio, author of "Newts and Salamanders" published by Barrons, writes a very informative blog over at ThatPetPlace.com with lots of amphibian interest. [Added 7-Apr-2010]

ARKive - Images of Life on Earth:
ARKive is the Noah's Ark for the Internet era - a unique global initiative,
audio-visually profiling British wildlife and the world’s endangered species.
[Added 28-Apr-2006]

CaliforniaHerps.com - An excellent informative web site dealing with the reptiles and amphibians of California and beyond. From the web site's intro: "This website is an illustrated atlas that documents the diverse reptile and amphibian fauna found in California. Our goal is to educate, entertain, and promote an awareness and appreciation of indigenous reptiles and amphibians and their natural habitats. In addition to the complete section on California herps, there are collections of pictures of reptiles and amphibians and their habitats from many areas beyond California." [Added 4-Aug-2009]

Field Herp Forum: A website and forum dedicated exclusively to field herping. The main emphasis is on snakes, but amphibians creep in there every now and then and the folk are friendly and helpful. We tend to share some users. [Added: 03-Apr-2008]

United
States Caudate Registry: For residents of the USA who keep newts
and salamanders. Aims to increase captive breeding, dissemination of
species and cut down on the demand for wild-caught animals. [Added 14-Dec-2002]

Whose Tadpole is
it?: An excellent identification and field guide of central
European amphibians. Includes keys and illustrations. English
and German.

FrogForum.net:
A community and forum for large Frog and Toad enthusiasts, as well as pet species like Fire Belly Toads. [Added 06-Oct-2008]

Frogs of Australia:
This site is about Australian frogs. It includes a field guide to Australian frogs and conservation groups,
including the indangered Coroberie Frog. It also tells you what to do if you find a misplaced frog and includes
links to other sites.
[Added 09-Jun-2007]

Gymnophiona:
It's a very interesting and extensive site on caecilians. [Added 27-Apr-2006]